Aegis-Guard v0.9.0 – Graphics Engine Stability & Installer Fixes

This release is a major step forward in usability and system integration. I have successfully resolved the graphics and configuration issues that were hindering the installation and runtime experience of Aegis-Guard.

🚀 Key Improvements in v0.9.0:
Graphics Engine Stabilization: Fixed all backend/frontend mismatches regarding Tauri’s graphics assets. The dashboard is now perfectly rendered and stable across all supported configurations.

Installer Optimization: Resolved critical pathing and installation errors, ensuring a much smoother deployment process on Linux.

Refined Dashboard: With the graphics bugs squashed, the monitoring dashboard is now fully functional, providing a clean and reliable interface for system observability.

Dependency Alignment: Perfectly synced Cargo.toml features with the tauri.conf.json allowlist to ensure zero configuration conflicts during build time.

🛠️ What’s Next:
The core engine is now more stable than ever. My focus is now shifting toward finalizing the production-ready installer and polishing the UI/UX for the upcoming stable release.

Thank you for your ongoing support. Your feedback during these debugging phases has been invaluable in getting Aegis-Guard to this level of stability.

🛡️ Aegis-Guard v0.8.0 – Stabilized Core & Total Refactor

This release marks a significant milestone in the development of Aegis-Guard. I have performed a complete architectural rewrite to address stability issues and pave the way for a rock-solid v1.0 release.

🚀 Key Changes & Improvements

• Core Logic Rewrite: Completely overhauled the internal monitoring engine to improve threat detection accuracy and system resource management.
• Stability Fixes: Resolved critical build-time configuration mismatches and deep-rooted bugs that were hindering the previous version.
• Linux-Optimized: Current development is focused exclusively on Linux environments, ensuring deep integration with kernel-level processes and system monitoring.
• Debugging & Refinement: The codebase is now cleaner, more modular, and thoroughly debugged for reliable execution.

🛠️ In Progress

• Installer Development: Currently working on a streamlined installer to simplify the setup process for all Linux distributions.
• Future-Proofing: Preparing the structure for the upcoming v1.0 stable release, which will include expanded threat-logging capabilities and improved performance metrics.

Thank you for your patience while I stabilize the core. Your testing and feedback are what make this project better every day.

• Vladimir Unknown

Aegis-Guard v0.1.0 (Pre-Release)

This is the initial functional release of Aegis-Guard, a personal Linux security and process monitoring tool.

Highlights

• Process Engine (v0.1.0): Real-time monitoring of system processes with basic anomaly detection rules (PATH, PID reuse).
• Network Observer (v0.1.0): Go-based network monitoring tool to detect suspicious outbound connections, reverse shells, and SSRF patterns.
• Tauri Dashboard: Integrated GUI for viewing system logs and monitoring threats in real-time.
• Unified Build System: Automated build pipeline using Makefile for streamlined development.

Roadmap for v0.2.0

• Whitelist configuration file support.
• Automated process quarantine (automatic kill/suspend).
• Enhanced historical log analysis.

---

Developed for personal use by Vladimir Unknown.